Linkis builds a layer of computation middleware between upper applications and underlying engines. By using standard interfaces such as REST/WS/JDBC provided by Linkis, the upper applications can easi
linkis code hierarchy structure, as well as package structure and deployment directory structure description description, if you explain, if you want to explain, if you want to know more about each mo
This article briefly introduces the precautions for upgrading Linkis from 0.X to 1.0. Linkis 1.0 has adjusted several Linkis services with major changes. This article will introduce the precautions fo
Linkis 1.0 divides all microservices into three categories: public enhancement services, computing governance services, and microservice governance services. The following figure shows the architectur
Linkis1.0 has been refactored and optimized on the basis of Linkix0.x, and it is also compatible with the 0.x interface. However, in order to prevent compatibility problems when using version 1.0, you
Hardware Requirements Install nearly 6 linkis microservices, at least 3G memory. The default jvm -Xmx memory size of each microservice is 512M (if the memory is not enough, you can try to reduce it to
In order to meet the needs of different usage scenarios, Linkis provides a variety of usage and access methods, which can be summarized into three categ
